Rock crushing or grinding machinery.



e. H. FRASER.

ROCK CRUSHING 0R GRINDING MACHINERY APPUCATION HLED IULY ZI, 19701. RENEWED JAN. l5 19H.

Iatented Marf 2 0, L917.

10 SNEETFSHEEI l- G. H. FRKSER. ROCK CRUSHLNG OR GRINDING MACHINERY. APPLICATION FILED JULY 21. IBM. RENEWED um. 15. 19:1.

Patented Mar. 20, 1917.

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fQZ-M G. H. FRA$ER.

ROCK CRUSHING OR GRINDING MACHIBERY. APPLICATION FILED JULY 27,1901. RENEWED M 15. 1911.. 1,220,155.

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Patented Mar. 20, 1917.

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s. H. FRASER. I RQCK CRUSHING 0R GRINDING MACHINE IY. APPLICATION FILED JULY 27. 190l- RENEVIEB MN. 15. i9.

1 ,220, 1 55. Patented Mar. 20, 1917.

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I I I I I INVEIQTOR: vii/ 55555: I

G. H. FRASER.

ROCK GRUSHING 0R GRINDING MACLHINERY. APPLICATION min JULY 27.1901. RENEWED )All. 15. 1911.

1,220,155. Patented Mar. 20,1917.

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.G. H. FRASER. ROCK CRUSHING on GRINSLNG MACHINERY. APPLICATION FILED JULY 27. I96!- RENEWED JAN.15.'9II.

1,220,155. a Patented Mar. 20,191"

' INVENTOR: yw ss g 7 7/34;

G. H. FRASER.

RUCK CRUSHING OR GRINDING MACHINERY. JWFLICATIDN FILEVD JULY 27 190i RENEWED'MVI. 15, {917} 1,220,155

Patented Mar. 20, 1917.

10 SHEETS-4R5 1.

: INVENTOR:

WETNESSES:

G. H. FRASER;

ROCK CRU SHING 0R GRINDING MACHI IE RY.

APPLICATION FILED JULY 27,'l90l- RENEWED UN. 15. 1917.

1,220,155. Patented Mar. 20,1917. v I I0 SHEETS-SHEET s'. Fla 6- r I FIG. 37.

6/6 INVENTOR: I 231 8 I I 7%1 e. H. FRASER. ROCK CRUSHING UR GRINDING MACHINERY! APPLICATIOH HID JULY 2!, l90l- RENEWED JAN. 5, 19111 1,220,155. Patented Mar. 20, 1 1

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' G. H.FRASER. ROCK CRUSHING 0R GRINDI NG MACHINER 7 110 9 1T u 0 2 L5 an M N s m FIG. 32.

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Application and m 27. 1901, semi No. 69,886.,

GEORGE H. Bosses. or BROOKLYQVQJNEW roux.

RPCK olwsmiio onv GRINDING 1140mm RY.

To all whom it may concern: I

Be it known that l'ptinonor: ll. Fmsrzu, a qitizen otthe United States, residingfin the borough of Brooklyn. county of- Kings, city and State of New York. have invented .certa-imneu' and useful liuproven'ients in Rock (lrushilng or Grinding Machinery, of which'tl' e following is aspecification.

This invent-um relates to nmchlnery for crushing. grnuuluting. or pulrerizing rock,

ores. or other materials.

1t particularlyrelates to that class of such nmchinery in which two revolving parts are used as the crushing \IllllllltJ'S or, faces.

eonl 'nlnjing drawing 'D H of such crushers are. the Cornish rolls, in which two adjacent rolls crush the --n1uterinl between their faces. and ring and roll pulverizers, in which n roll crushes the materialagainst the inner face (it a ring or die. One \rell knoirn type of the h tter class of nulohineis'known as the Kent mill, pat-- ented May "Ztli, 1901; (373,856, in w'hich a revolving dieis suspen'ilerl by three internulyieldiiigl'y mounted frolls. Certain fear tures ofmy present ill.-Iltl0l1.ui' particulurly ureilable.asilnprgfenients in thistype of mill, zilthouglithe i rention is generally applicable toore reduci ig'imlclnnery.

My invention aimsfl'to provide an iml prored crusher or PIllltZGlI-Zfil, both 1n gene-ral' principles :ind'in rl'etnils of construction and arrangement of Pt rts.

I To this end in cnrr; mg out the preferred form of in; ffpre se iit'iiiyention, I provide a, crusher or 'pulverizer" ltering an improved SllQllgtlH improved disposition ofernsh'in element s, a n iinprored.Construction, of sue elements, improved feeding and regulating devices. and the van-longs1 improvements hercinnftenfully set fort nd shown in the. :10*

Figure 1 .is a persp and bottom casings ani machine eed hopper of my stem; v

Fig.3 an outer face view of me heitring. cap: H

Fig. 4 a side elevation of the stem shown in Fig; 2.. i F ig. 5 is an inner face view of one hear i113:

Fig. 6 is a side elevation of another bearin'g stenrnnd another cap;

Fig. 7 1s a sldeelevatlqn thereof;

s ecification of Letters rateht.

of the cheek piec as. or rings; ire. vieu of the top I: tented Mar. 20, 1917. RenewedJ'ahuary 15. 1917.}. fiegig l gp. 142,504.

Fig. 8 is an o\ ter time View of another L hearing cap;

Fig. 91s a side elevation of the. preferred form of my lnnchne;

Fig. 10 is a front viewthereof, partly in section, on the lines 10 40 of Fig. 9 and looking in the dir action of the arrows cross ing stud lines;

Fig. 11 is afiagmentary side elevation thereof, partly in sections on different planes, and showi g some of the. parts tragmentarily,v being partly cut on the lines 11- 11 of Fig. 1) and looking in the direction of the fll'lfW crossing such line:

Fig. 12 is a side view of'the top yoke,

sliowin'gone stem partly in section;

Fig. 13 is n top view at this yoke;

Fig. 14 is an inner face plan thereof;

Fig. 15 is a frngmentm'y plain of one of the lower yokes;

Fig. 16 is a fragmentary side elevation thereof; 7

F g.1? is an enlarged fra mentary "iew,

show-i'ngone of t1: e stems an adjacent parts in slde elevation;

. yFig: 18is a sin iilur view looking at right angles-and partly in section; Fig. 1-9 is a'fragmentg ry view, showing a modification;-

Fig. 20 is a perspective riew of the top casing, alone;

- Fig. g1 .is 1,. .ptrspeetive x ieiv of the bottomcasing gllone; j M

Fig 22 E e erspective View ofkthe top oheelqpiece';

E l collars; I

F is flv of a modification of one Fig.2 6is a front new or on'eof ti dust guards. showing itimd' its shaft p 'tly in sectin;

F1 27 1s :usoetion thereof on/the lines arrmvp Fig.28 is a section there on the line 28 28,..1ookmg ill the 'dlreotlon of the orrowg; 1

Flg. 29 Is an enge view of one of the caps 5 3.0 is an irside plsn thereof; F1 g ,.3t1 s ancutsid' plan thereof; F1g.j32 is' acrossfsection thelfeof, on the Fig. 33 is an end elevation thereof;

Fig. 34'is a fragmentary sectional view, showing on an enlarged. scale the mounting of the track on the ring and the track on the roll, when adjustability of either or both tracks is desired Fig. 35 is a fragmentary side view-thereof;

Figs 36 is a diagram showing the position of the ring when concentric to the mounting of the rolls, that is, when the rolls are 120 shown as driven from the upper, one from oik end and the other from the other end thereof, and a belttightcner movable with the movement of the shafts as shown.

Fig. 39 is a diagram showin r independent differential. driving means or the rolls. The top roll shaft is driven =by a pulley at each end. The feed roll shaft by a larger pulley at one end, and thcrcar roll shaft by a still larger pulley at its'other end, so

i that all the pulleys are staggered relatively to the top pulley.

Referring to the drawings, let A indicate thebottom shell, B the top shell, C the feed hopper, D the feed chutes, l) the slideways,

F"their caps, G thetop stems, ll the bottom' stems, I the yokes, J the bearing caps, K the to) shaft, L the bottom shafts, M the top ro l, M and M the feed and rear rolls, N the ring, thcring cavity, P the springs, Q the screi 's, R the .top check pieces, S the lower cheek pieces, 'l the regulating gate,

U the shut-ofi gate, .V the dust guards, W-

the pressure springs, X the resistance springs, Y the. top screwlock, Y the .bottonr screw lock, and Z the stem guards.

One feature of improvement consists in constructing the ring cavity of the shell with a downward eliilargemcnt or eccentricity relatively to-the'eenter about which the rolls are normally disposed, and in locating the ringso as to-bring the lower rolls less than 120 apart from the upper roll, .where'by these lower rolls are disposed more than 120" apart from each other, and transmit a. major portion of their outward pres- Hlil'i nearer the horizontal than would be the case were the rolls at'120 apart. This relieves the/top roll of a material portion of the down-pull ofthe springs, and thus 'enables the. exertion of ajgreat-crushing pressure by the lower rolls without undue comsired, and-will drop pression of the top spring. llreedom for ad'- ustment in this respect isprovidcd, so that the position of tlie ring can be suited to the n'cssure or characteristics. of'the work being done.

For keeping the hearings in alinement radially of the ring, which is of the utmost importance in machines in which rolls are used as the crushing elements, I provide a positive connection between the opposite bearings for each shaft, makiugit impossible for either bearing to get out of adjustment radially of the ring relatively to the oth elg or for one to assemble the bearings without bringing them to the proper position. This is preferably aeLgnnplished by a lock (1,, which is passed through a diametric, hole I), drilled through the end of each stem and its adjacent nut c. The lock (1. is shown as a bolt held in place by a nut securedby a cotter pin,.but any other positive and separableconnection between the bearings may be used. With this the yoke and the two stems form a connection between the opposite ends of each roll, by which the shaft oi 90 the latter is earricd yicldingly by the spring, and still alinemrnt with the bearings is assured.

Al 1other improvement consists in providinga lock..,for the adjustment screws Q. I hinge a dog Y (Figs. 12 and 11-5) on the top yoke, which.cmbraces the head of the screw and prevents movement thereof, which can be swung toward and from position, and is held in place by gravity. For the lower 0 screws .I place the dog Y (Figs. 15 and l(i)- .over the screws and provide. it with bifurcated ends engaging the; rib of the yoke, so.

that it may be raised when adjustment is de- I into place and lock the screw when released.

As shown-1 prefer providing a lug (Z upon the yoke for engaging the shoulder a of the 4 making the Babbitt socket f big'enough to stem, at diametrically opposite sides, and

. 11 extend beyond' this shoulder, so that the stem will he axially positioned in the yoke by the-lug and still held longitudinally of' the yoke by the soft babbitt.

I- prefer protecting the slideways from dust and moisture by a flexible guard 7',

(liigs. 9 and 10) of canvas or other suitable material, which is connected to the yoke and to the slidcway for inclosing, the stem be tween them. I prefer to form the. yoke with a boss g at each end, equidistant from its central spring cup and )rojecting outwardly beyond the adjacent webs of the yoke, and to provide grooves 12. on this boss and around the adjacent end of the slidewny, into which. the guard may be wired; At the other end of the slideway, I provide a'similar groove, and I provide each bearing stem with a. cir- Clllal' boss i, (Figs. 10 and 18) also preferably having a groove hfor connecting a which the oil while the.

an airtight joint.

and 2!); a central ril nearly to one end o'l eoniniunirale sides and at the other opel'iings I" as seen in Fig. Cit). traversed through which holes hitt the raps at any oil at the point in ing' pressure hegins. longitudinal movena cast wider than the groove on the shaft hahhitl by loose ril by lies I at well may he J divides the jacket the ca p, where a cross s between the opposite end the inlet and outlet are disposed at opposite sides for the hored holes, so that the ..a.re staggered, u jackets are lferent angles, may be bored to bahangle or to intrmluce the cap laaeh cap provides for -nt of the shaft, for used, which is collar m and set in a and guarded from the. igs n"l)etween which and the hahhitt there is the desired clearanee or end 't-hrust. he put in the grooves l'elt may he put in cap has a hp o| oint.

consists of a of the a sliding; plate r ha ving an integral box is which carries a ring of packing materialllang'e projecting over slem so that material rhned edge The dust-guard V plate 7/ casing over the Phoenix packing may //'and out leather and the pockets i. .Cach the running down the (see Figs. 26 to 28) fastened to the side shaft slot by studs 9,

supporting the plate from the shaft with A packlngreeess it is provided at the upper side of the box. Side guides'u prevent side IllOtlOIl ot the plate r, and-straps r0 overhang the sliding'vplalc and keep it; against The latter and the the stationary plate 1); guide ways and straps are held'in place by studs riveted to the shell. The corners beveled to permit it hearings as shown in Fig. 9. v

the outer ends of closed by ing (see F which are stein.

fastened h walls of. 6",.

ternal ribs. (1''- and front wall at J! impossible? gate."A- lock the underside of the'gete-U, the teeth a soliddisk w ig. 9) by partially split rings 00 -doors T and U pass. A look the side of the door fl, which has notches into which the lock passes the lock must beheld open With one hand gate is adjusted, thus rendering movement of this engages the rack Z" on of the rack being beve ed, and the tooth of the beveledso that the by using" force,

accidental of the plate may be to slide" on the lower the lower bearings are held 1n the -bear-' y studstoithe cap and The feed hopper has front-andrear ina V elined mg sidewallsrey, a bifurcated V discharge a widetop c", narrow throat l "ends g.",'and has openings through its through which the engages square. 50 that .incli gate t disengaging the lock.

rmed with a hand hole where hear- Y inarea flanges cannot enter the pocket. The \vehs of three. rolls but can- 'cheek ring can he driven outwardly toward thexlireclion from whiclrit entered.

Each shell (Figs. 20 and'-2l.) is constructed with a half round slide way the cap of which is removable, so that any stein can he removed sidewise from the machine. The slide way has flanges 71 at each side, reduced ends 7/", groovesq" therein, and a central Babbitt cavity 1'. The flanges n" have holt notches a with washer sockets I at their rear sides so that the bolts can be passed tl'irough the thereon dropped into the sockets, which will prevent theholts from falling out when tight. A In}: or shoulder a near the socket engages the head oi?" the boltand prevents its turning.

Each guide way is held by a. tapering web 1*" and a curved web 1 1', the latter erossing the end of the body and having; a central circular portion constituting the spring 7). and w have a T- Cl'0SS-S(.Ctl(ll1.' -Fiilcll slot in the body s surrounded by a rounded or beveled edges.

What I claim isz- 1. The combinationwith a. revoluhle ring, of three rollseoacting with the inner face thereof and disposed the one near the upper part of and supporting said ring, others below the'center of the ring, a casing'inclosing said parts, bearings for earrying said rolls radially of apredetermined center relatively to said zasing'l-said casing having a ring cavity eccentric of said center at its lower side, said ring disposed eccentrieally relatively to and with its center below said eenter; and said lower rolls,disposed with their points of action against the inner periphery of the ring more than 120 degrees apart.

revoluble ring,

The eon'ihination with a the lnner face eoaetinp; with disposed the one part of and-supporting saidt 'ring; an others below the center of the ring; :1. cas ing inelosing' said parts, bearings for'carry'- ing said rolls ,mdially of a predetermined centerrehitively to said theone near the upper and the.

nearthe jupper' v casing, said casinghaving, a rl-ng eavlty eccentric of said center with soluble ring, ree rolls; coat-ting with the inner facenotches and the \"vashers part of anld supp'drliing Said ringl,n"d the others below the center of this ring, a ca ing inclosing sainlparts,

relatively-1 saul'casing saii cilsingg lmv a ring cavity eccentric. nffsiu luwinside. said "rmg clispned809mm ii relatively twin'u li S -(refit nentm aml said lim m' rolls H191! pmuta of :ll'tHiIi against 1e Him-vol arul ilispnsml relatively to said casing theirpuints (if ring.

r'lriviiig said part "6. In iainiliiifllltionj, an arinillm' irnhing' Ill! revolving in anapprox mate i-heal! .imival'il-e ilin-Putative aniigr n- Ayluuli springmwting in pi 'sai l' .ml-l (.iutii ajrrlly ,i an annular crushing a lpifuximatiily vertical (iii rink pa The vmnlfination with a revnlnble r-rusllil'ig ring, thrge -1'0 tat al le.c 'uslling rolls within and eccentric if s'ai'rl rinm nean's for and-la cag irig for said 1 pa i-ts of nwansL supportingsaid,rolls, rarlially of a-prmletermintvrl ventet; relatively to saiil ring moans. si'ipport'irigfsai'il riil g 'vr-p-nti ioally relatively to-.:'n'1(l-wit l1 its center l)tl1)\\" said ('vnter, one ofsaiclmill clispnSexl m-arthe upper part ofqsaidfiimyaml tlie ptlm; rolls iliisp' 'osml "below it; with thi'eiy him of artionagainstfhg innerpri-pligry nf saiigl: ring! min-. than 1-20 -rlegr0bs apint, ':';ai(11 lm\'0i" g prpsql'ig-rb, milk, whereby nned Within 1mg. face,

i ,tmv; r al a mi from uni;

m 'tata l ly; mount sa idn il is j u re said ilw, 'aml meansf nz liolilingsaid lllll 11- i like;

111 mm, n ati m, (lie' r'er' nlvipg jqlin apprnx'imatel" plane and having an ijitpr a uim'ablgand rnt'at; pl a ml pecan trio t 0 said: ing face reciprocal U means fol" molviug ne, of s dapm rts, 'iliwvalilv non-1' ltg t i' y plani and having an ifitermil crusli'iiig'fii' ce,

in}! olltiviu'il ly; tapered qr flaring apgrtl rias r v I i v I tatahly mounted saul mldltponal; faces of i.

said (lie and r'ol" recipr xsul to" each ut'hma-ml ilvtvrniiningr;he proximity (if the crush.

' movable su ing surh wall, said oheek- 'wi'ill erossing the liott oin ol'.

pport for said shaft, :1 spring for maintaining said support in position, and a serewt'or adjustingsaid spring, in combination with an automaticlork for said .screw. 12. n eomhination a revolving annular din having a plurality of separate annular internal fares. a supporting said die arting against one. of said fares. and means for rovolving said die arting against another of said fares.

- lIiQ-ln roinhination. a revolving ann'ular rrushing diehaving an internal orusl ing l'aro and an iulditional internal annlilar tare. a plurality of rotatable rrushiug rolls within said die and eag'h having'an external i'rllshing'l'aro reriproral to the (-rushing tare of said die and an additional external annular tare reriproral to said additional l'aro of said die. means for revolving one of said parts. and apart to resist a rrushing pressure from the inner fare of said die.

l4. A shell having a feed rhnte. androvolving rrushing parts within said shell for receiving the feed disqharged through said rhute. .in ronihination with a rheek-piere within said shell lit-tween its wall and said parts for preventing the latter l'roni' st |Eil )itt't having a rerrss oppositesaid ehute for permitting [low fljfllll fitlltl flllltlt' to pass through said rl|eel piere to said parts.

l5. shell liavilig'n t'red rhute. i'evolulile t 4 rrushing' parts within said shell ttrl.l'tt't'l\'- iar-ged through said rhutr. within said llt'll lttt \\('t'l| its \\'all and said parts for protm-ting slit-h wall from rontaet with said parts. said cheeli-pim'e open opposite said tltiltt. and having wait at one side iii. and having a said tlllltt.

- I i\ shell having a t'eml' rhute. revolu lilo rrushing )aI'ts within said shell l'or re reiving the AWL disrharged th'rougl'i sa id l'lllltt. 'and an aperturi-d i-lu-ek-piere within said v hall lwtwri'n its wall and salt-l parts for prrventing,the latter l'roin striking sln'h wall, said rlu--l -piiwe having walls at the ing thel'eed disrl and a rlleeli-plerr' opposite sides alu'lwn'yuss'thihottoui ol' said its .wall and said i-liuto.

l7; .\jsh rll ha v-ifiWt-ijd 'rliu'te. i'evolulile rriishing part-s infill-shift shell 'l'or rm-vivin ,l feed |lisrl| a-|-'g,rd| 'through said rhu't'e. anv l a elirolepiei-o-within sai d slN'll hetween parts l'or proterting the l'orlner. and having an aperture opposite said rhute and a loop surrounding said rhute. a a I l t\ shell having a t'eed (ll-Hit. revoluhle vrushinzg parts within said'shell l'or reia-iving'tho teed d'isrhallgi-d through' aid rliute; and a 'llttlt-Pit'lt' open opposite said rhutiand having an illt'llIH'tl wall ero'ssi'ng the lHitiHlll of said rhu't'e. saidrlu-vking said shell l'rontwear.

rrushing roll within and means for holding said rolls' pitaguard- 19. The r-omhination with two revolving crushing members. one carrying theother, of means :oneen'tric with one of said parts for driving, the one from the other by travtion jnde 'iendently oftliein adjacent; rrusli- 70 ing faces, substantially as ilesrrihed.

2 0. The oon'ihination with two revolving crushing parts, one supporting the other, of moans rtaicentr'io with one of said parts connerted to and moving with. speetively l'or sparing their apart from 'eaeh other.

it. 'l'he eomhination with two revolving rrushing parts one a roll within-and supporting the other ot' adjustable means earried by said parts res a otively for 's 'iaeing tlu-irrrushing tares apai't from eaeh other.

' ii/Flu coiiihiiiation with two revolving rrushing parts one supporting the otheigof tracks on the one and rer-iproral traeks on the other, one vof said parts having disehargw apertures between its (rushing fare and said traelcs. i

.321. The romhination with two revolving (rushing parts of a ronvex traek on tho one and a rout-ave track on the other. remote fr m and rmicentrio with their adjacent erushing fm'es.

it. The eoinhination with a revolving annular die having a plurality of annular laws. of a rrushing roll having a reciln'oeal fare in operative relation to enrl of said fares and within and supporting the die.

25. The ronihinatiou with a revolving die and a roll, ot'a shell for said parts. a ('lieeltm0 piere llttWtt'Il said parts and said shell for proter-ting the'latter. said parts and said pier'ironstrurted on thei adjaeent fares to l'orm lie-tween them a spate inrreasing in width toward tin-outer periphery ot 213. t\ i-rushing roll and a shell. in enmmanna with a revolving die having a laweh-d side tar-r surroundin said roll andsupportod' tin-relay in addition to its rrushing tare. I

27. 'lluroniliination with a revolving die and a rrushing roll having a shaft projecting at oppo ite sidesL-andYa shell inrlosing said'tlit' and rollfol' l: airings lor said shaft at opposite sides. a spring rearting against said shell" for drawing said hearingshr an outwzufld direotiont and an adjustable stop for limiting the outward movement of said lItHllII L'S;

rrushing fares 'llt) The ronihination with a revolvingdie. of. a rruslnng roll saiddi0.- 10 5 mums 119111131 88 isuid u up ing oli e tu'c mie MEI accent/fie of said die and having a tn'hly; mnnntml, {mans fdl snbpg iitgiiii fiflid 130 plane and ha vin; an

-ol' the u arts, means acting on said non-rotative' member for pressing its i-oll-o'utwardly away from the other o id rolls for resisting a crushing pressd e iron: the inner face of said die, anyl a 'sjyting acting on said nonrotative ippinbeyftor pressing its roll inwardly. "1'

H). In lannbination, an annular crushing die revo 'il'l; in an approximately vertieal planerm iaving an internal erushing face, a 'flllll illi y ot rotatable crushing rolls movable towa a] and from ear'h other within and ahl' f'itlltl die and eaeh having a peripheral t i-dishing l'aee reeiproeal to the internal l'ae l iii-the latter. means for revolving one ol saiil parts. movable non-rotative members on which said movable rolls are rotatabl v mounted respe tively. means for supporting said parts, pressing means acting topress said n'iovable rolls outwardly away l'rom one another t()\\';l,l'tl' the inner face of said die to resist; a crushing pressure from the latter. and means for moving said-movable rolls inwardly toward one another away fr m the inner face of said die.

41L ln eombination, an annular crushing di'e revolvingvin an ap n'oximately vertical internal crushing face, three rotatable erusbing rolls movable toward and'l ronreaeh other within and eeeentrie of said die and eaeh having a peripheral erushing tar-e reeiproeal to the internal fare of said die. means for re\ 'olvin one of said parts, movable non-rotative memlmrson whieh said rolls are rotatably mounted res n'etively, means supporting springs acting to press said rolls away from one another to resist a crushing pressure from the inner l'aee ol'said die, and means aetingto move said rolls toward one another away from the inn r fare of sa'idflie.

ii. In r-ombimition, an annular crushing die revolving! in an approximately vertiral plane and ha ving an internal crushing"l'ace. a rotatable (crushing roll within anlheeeentrio ol said die and having a peripheral erusl'ring l'atrereciprocal to'the. interl'ial lane of said I'liP,- IIN'H I1S tor revolving one of said.

pa rts, a movable non-r'htative (carrier on \vhi'eh said rolll-s rotatably mounted. means for su' i iortln r said mrts. and a u'tn" disi v I posed at the side ol said d|e.and outwardly of sald roll aeting on said nonrrier to presssald roll upwardly rot a ti-ve toward ,lhe inner fare of said die to resist anean's l'or. revolving one )l sald parts. a

parts, mr'ivab-le noirrotative means on which tor revolving one of said said roll is rotatably an outwardly pro ecting tension member,

means for supportingsaid parts, and a spring at the side-mt said die disposed out wardly ot' the axis of sald roll and acting von said tensio'n member to hold. said roll upwardly to press said roll toward the inner face of said die to resist a erushing pressure from theinner face ol" the latter.

H. In mmbination, an amfrular crushing die revolving in an.a])proximately vertieal plane and having an internal crushing tame, a movable and rotatablecrushing roll within and eer-entrie ot' said die and having a peripheral orushing t'aee reriproeal to the internal fare ol the latter, means for revolving one of said parts, a movable noning: a peripheral erushing faee reeiproeah to the internal fare. of the latter. means parts, a -asing atl'ordinga erusbingchamber for said parts eomprising' a side. or wall having anaperture at the side ofsaid roll, an axle or stud traversingsaid a wrture and movable radially and axially of'said dieand on \vhieh said roll is mounted, movable. non-rotative means movably mounted at the/side of said easing and carrying said axle or stud pressin}: means acting on said movable means For pressing said roll outwardly toward the inner fare of .aid die to resist a (crushing: pressure from the latter, elosing means for said aperture mounted on said axle or stud and movable radially of said die,'.an'd holding means resisting movement of said elosing means axially ol" said axle or-stnd,

"- 16. In eombinatiol'i, an annular erlifshing, die 1 vo'lvmgm an approximately vertleal plane and having an internalbrushing t'aee, a rotatable and roll within aml'eei-(nlrie of said die and having a peripheral (rushing l'aee .reeiproeal to"tllw internal l'ar'e ol- ,th latlet'.

0: ing allfording a. 'erushing eh.-u uberl 'l'or said partseoi'npt ising'a side or wall having an apertureat the 'side of'said roll, a rotatable axle or shall on whieh said roll is mounted extending: through said aperture, a. non-relative, me!||be1 *op msite said aper ture, spared apart from and outwarilly of the; side or wall of said easipg opposite said mounted comprising;

1 rio ally i'novable erushing' a "so aperture and on which said axle oi stud is "rotatably mounted,,a closin plate "or memberforsaid aperture movab y mounted on said axle or stud, and means resisting movement'of said plate or member axially of ksaid axlevor stu 47. In combination, an annular crushing die revolving in an approximatel vertical pl'aneand havingan internal crus iingface,

two rotatable crushing rolls movable toward and from each other within and eccentric of said die and each having a peripheral crushing face reciprocal totheinternal face of; the latter, means for revolving one of said arts; a casing afi'ording a crushing cha'm r for said parts comprising a side or wall having apertures at the side of said rolls respectively, movable non-,rotative means at the side of and spaced apart from the side ofwallof said casing opposite said pe ures e espeet r lyi. m es mea l mg on said non-rotative means for press ng said rolls away fromcne anothertow: *1 the inner face of said die to resist a crushing pressure from the'rlatter, closing means for siid a )ertures respectively movable radially a rotativenieansand the adjacentsideof sin .6" \movably sustained by and moving ith said nen rotative means respectively, and a means for resistingmovement of said closing means, axially of said die.

48. In combination; an annular crushing-j die revolving in an approx1mately vertical havmg an internal crushing face,

three rotatable crushing rolls movable tovdrd and from each other with-in and er; centricof said die ande'ach having-a i riplieral' crushingiface reciprocal. to the m- 4 0 vernal face of sa iddie', means for revolving ing phamber-for saidparts comprising awall 5 sa '45 which saidrolls"are jrotatably mounted repfi tivel pr'cssing'gmeans acting-ion. said rigid-rota ive member's-to press said movable rolls outwardly away'from one another to' resist a crushin pressure from the; inner 6,0 face of said 1%, c osmganeans for said aper-p tu1tes,respec tive1y movable radially ofsaid die disposedginwardly of and spaced apart from said non-rotative means, and'means for resisting movement of said cl'osingm means axially of: said die. a

' 49. Inr-comb'nation, anannular crushm dierevclvin'g in an approximate} pla'ne'and having an internal [c'rus mg face;

a movablejand rotatable crushing roll within and ecccntricof' said die and having. a pa ripheral crushing face reciprocal 'to the ternal face ofthe latter, means for revolving one of said parts, a frameQor casingsupporting said parts and affording a crushing chamber for said parts and comprising a side vrotative member sli iingly ,mounted at the die and disposed'intermediate of said 7 one of said able rolls outwardly away-from one another towardtheinner fare of said die-to resist a vertica or wall attheside'ofsaid die and asupport at the side of and :yaced apart from said side or wall, a movah e non-rotative member mounted on said su port at the side ofsaid casing and on whic'i said roll is rotatably 7 mounted and a spring disposed at the side of said die above said non-rotative member and acting on the latter to press said roll upwardly toward the inner face of said die to resist a crushing pressure therefrom and reacting against said support. v v

50.111 combinatio ,1, an annular crushing die revolving in an approximatelyvertical' plane and having an internal crushing face, a movable and rotat ible crushing roll with in andeccentric of said die and having a peripheral crushing face reciprocal to the internal face of the lat ser, means for revplving one of said-parts ,'a frame or casing afi'oi'ding a crushing chamber forsaid parts comand a Way or support outwardly of and spaced apart from siid side or wall, a nonside of said :die on s tld orsupport and on which said roll is rotata ly mounted, and a spring .at the side of said die above said way or support acti igon said non-ro'tative' memberto press sa-iil'roll upwardly toward plane and having'an internal crushing face,

three rotatable fi 'ushing rolls two movable towarfband ,froin each other Within and eccent ric -;sai die and each having a pc- ,ripheral cru hm fa ce reciprocal to the in:

ternal face of esr id die, means for revolving I parts,3 f1 ame or casing affording a crushing chain gr for said parts and comprising aside or wall at the side of said die and'sup orts at the side of said; die spaced" outward y from said side or wall; non-rotativeimovable members moiinted on said sup ports and on which said movable rolls are rotatablymountedrcspectively, and springs mounted on said supports and acting on said a V non-rotatwemember for pressing said movcrushing pressure from the latter. v

52. In combinatio: 1, an annular brushing die revolving in an approximately vertical, plane and having an internal crushing face, a rotatable crushing roll within and eccentrio of: saiddie ani having a peripheral crucliin'g face reciprocal to the internal face of said die, means f 1 revolving one of said parts, aframe or casing affording a support at each side of said die, non-rotative members disposed at the sides'of said die and 'on which said roll is rotatably mounted on said supports respectively, and springs disposed at each side of said die respectively 13d,

and from each other within and eccentric of said die and each having a peri heral crushing face reciprocal to the inner ace of the latter, means affording supports at the o1 osite sides of saiddie,- non-rotative membe s disposed at then )posite sides of said die and on which siii' rolls are rotatabl'y mounted respectively, and springs disposed at the opposite sides of said die and acting to press said non-rotative members downwardly away from one another to resist a crushing pressure from the inner face of said die.

In combination, an annular crushin die revolving in anapproXimatel vertica plane and having an internal crus ing face, a rotatable crushing roll within and eccentric of said die,'a second rotatable crushing roll movable toward and from said first roll within and eccentric of said die, said rolls each vhaving a peripheral crushing face reciprocal to the internal face of said die,

means for revolving one of said parts, 110 1;

iotative means on which said first'i'oll is rotatablymounted, means for supporting said parts comprising a fixed support at each side of said "e, movable non-rotativemeans at, each sideof said die mounted on said fixed supports respectively, and pressing means at each side of said die acting on said movable non-i'otative means to press said movable roll outwardly away from the other roll to generate a. crushin-gpressure toward the inner facco't said die.

two rotatable crushing rolls movable toward and from 'cach other within and eccentric of said die and each having a peripheral" crushing face reciprocal to the internal face of the latter, means ior'. revolving one of said parts, non-rotative means "movable towa' d and from eachother on \vliioli sai([i'- rotatably mounted respectively, sprii posed at each side of said die acting own-said non--rotative means for pressing saidrolls outwardly and downwardy away from one another to. resist a crushing pressure from the inner face of said die, and means for sup-f porting said parts.

ripheral crushin plane and having an internal crus ing face,

two rotatable crushing rolls movable toward parts non-rotative movable means on which ;my" i iai'ne'in the presence of two subscribing 115 5.6. In combination, an annular crushing plane-and having an internal crushing face,

three rotatable crushin rolls within and eccentric of said die an each having a pcface reciprocal to the in,- ternal face of 't e latter, twoof said rolls movable toward and-from each other, means for revolving one of said parts, non-rotative means on which one of said rolls is mounted, movable non-rotative means on which said movable rolls are rotatably mounted respectively, means forsupporting'said. arts, and

pressing means on each side of said die actng on said movable non-rotative meansto press said movable: rolls outwardly away pres: 57. In combination, an annular crushin die revolving in an approiiimatel vertical and from each other within and eccentric of said die and .each having a peripheral.

crushing face reciprocal to the internal face of said die, means for revolving one of said said. rolls are rotatably mounted respectively, and pressing meansw'comprising reversely inclined springs disposedfat each side of said die and acting on said non-rotative means respectively to press said rolls hutwardly away from one another to resist a crushing pressure from the inner face of said die.

' 58. In combination, an annular crushin vdierevolving in an approximate y vertica plane and having an internal crus mg face, three" rotatable crushin rolls within and eccentric of said die an each having a pcripheral crushing face reciprocal tothe innei' face of said die, two of said rolls movable A l. toward and from eacli'other means for reln combimitiou,nn annular crushing die revolving in an approximately vertical plane and having anjnternal crushing face,

able rolls are mounted respectively, and

,diver'gently acting yielding pressing means disposed. at thesid'e of said die and acting on sa d movable 'iioini'otativ-e means for pressing said-movable rolls outwardly away .fi-mn one another toward the inner face of y said dle to resist a crushing pressure there witnesses. e lEORGE' H. FRASER. Witnesses: FRED WI-II'I'E, TiioMi'is F. WA LA 

